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The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1887-10-27
LYNCHBURG.

October 25th, 1887.
The dstillery will start up this week.
DR.. X. Fulton is quite Ill At this writing.
George Webster has moved to Wilmington.
W. d Ross and family have moved to Blan.
chester.
Jonah Britton was cutting MULLEN stalks
here last week
Mrs Davis has moved from Marsiasviiis CO.
her prop ity here.
A protract' d meeting commenced Sunday at
the Christian Church.
Mr. and Mrs Keckner are visiting their
son, DR. }. B. Kieckner.
Sam Patton and J. A. Shannon made short
visit to our town last Friday.
Mrs. Hsr,i-on, Of Cincinnati. is the guest Of
her sister. Mrs. N. E GibsUu.
Wyatt Cs.h4tt has been assigned to duty a.
U. g. Storekerper ut Cincinnati.
Mrs Dick Julian. Of @ ,illicothe. was visit.
ing Mrs lhos Hopkins las Thursday.
Glsscnck and worl-y. tw Of the Democratic
candidates. circulated here last M"hday.
A large well is being dug east nf the distil.
lery, to SIMPLY that institution with water.
Lille Davis and Roa Viii aker, Of Cl-rmont
| county, are visiting Rev. l.. NJ. Davis and
| wife.
Miss Kate Gibson went to the ty LIST Mon
day, t0 take course Of study At the Academy
| II Music.
Ed Rizer, who has been visiting his brother
joe, LET. for his home at Independence, Kan,
last week.
Dan Murphy and DR.. J. Klecknsr are
having new sidewSiks laid In front Of their
residences.
A tramp who found bis way into the village
pris,'n Monday, set fire to his BID and came
near being cremated.
Mr.. Charles e. Haynes and children, Mrs.
s. I Evans aud children, Mrs. Ida n. West
and children aud Mrs. Charles W. Auderso",
Of Hiilsboro, were visiting Mrs. J. O. Cumber-
land last thursday.
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RUSSELL1S.

October 25th, 1887.
Mr. J. F. Burton visited Mrs. J. @. Hussty
~ New Vienna, last Tuesday.
Messrs aud B Boelzner were at Cincin.
natl last Friday on business.
Nv Oldaker, who has been on the sick list
Tor some time, 10 convalescing.
Mrs Lon. Hayes spent last Tuesday with
her sister, Mrs Foreman, at New Vienna.
MIR L. Gresthou+e aud family, Of Lebanon,
are visiting relatives In our vilsgs this week.
Joseph Newtoa and wife m,ved to our vii.
lags last Thursday, in Mrs Melissa Newton's
property.
Mrs Ksech and Mrs. Utmsu, OF Hillsboro,
were the guests Of Mrs. Joseph Siddsns, at
this place.
Mr. Gorge Roush left here Tuesday morn
ing for Thorntown, Iud., to visit his daughter,
Mrs keecr.
Uncle Joe. Newton spent part OF last week
with hi. granddaughter, Mrs. John Graham,
at Lyuchburg.
Mrs. D. D Mccoy and Mrs. Julana Jonte
visited their sister, Mrs. NJ. Fenner, vt Lynch.
burg, last "Wednesday.
Mrs. sarah Reel aud Miss Kate Brina. oi
Wilmington. returned homs last week after
several dsys' visit st Mr.. Lewis Lsininger's
near here.
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HOLLOWTOWN.

October .4th, 1887.
Many Of the well. in this locality have failed.
Judge q. RidiDgs aud party left for their
Western home last Wednesday.
ESQ Kelly passed this way last week. He
found the fences up and the way clear.
T C..fmsn aud wife. of Buford, were
visiting }. W. Campbell aud wife sunday.
A. NJ Bogge-s aud wife, who have been visit :
ing iu the. West for some time, arrived home
last week
Alvin Osdwallader returned last week to New
Antioch for short time The boys smi and
say it will require two tickets to briug hiu
back.
Elder T. T. Sevart, Of Hills Station, Clermont
cuuDty, will cOmmenc- q s-ries of meetings o.
this PLACES Saturday night before the first sun
day IN November.
Jonah Britton, the Republic N candidate fol
representative, was In this vicinity last Friday
| shaking hands with his friendp. he was &c
| cUmpsni' by his uew wife aud was taking two
| rows Vt Que time. Jonah will get there surs
whale or 10 whale.
Mr. Jaoob W. Vance, of Hsmer township
WAS the recipient IT Gods best gift to msu II
the person of Miss Ruth F Young, ore Of Cs!
t'wnsiiip's f.ir-st jewels. rhs nuptisl kno
was tied by G W. Martin, E.q at his resi-
dsncs Octuber 20th, 1857.
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The Highland County Teachers Asso-
citation met in the Presbyterian Church
at Belfast, Saturday. October 22d, at ten
o'clock Q. m. The President, Mr.. r. B.
Barrett, and Secretary, Ms. Sarah Will
liams, being abs-n', Mr.. D. s. Ferguson
and Miss Kittie Oldaker were elected to
fill the vacancies.
The meeting then opened with music,
followed in prayer by Rev. Galbreath.
The association hearing of the sad be-
reavsment of the Secretary. Mrs Sarah
Williams, by the death of her lovely
daughter, expressed heir sympathy in
the form Of resolutions presented by the
70 lowing committee: Miss Mary TIoth,
Mrs. Annie Marks and J. M. Williams.
The remainder of the morning session
was occupied b, very excellent paper
ON ''Our Schools" by L Strange.
The meeting then adjourned until 1:3O
p. m. At the appointed hour the asso
citation was called to order by the Presi.
dent. Mr.. H. L. Garrett was the first to
appear on the programme, with paper
1.-THE Wonderland Of Knowledgs"-
which was greatly enjoyed by the audi
ence Prof. Dodds, of North Liberty
followed with very interesting and in
structive paper on "Personalitirs," afte'
which opportunity was given to sign the
roll, and Mr.. F. Gall reported twenty
new names to be added to the list.
Before the close Of the meeting th'
association returned vote OF thanks Il
the Trustees for the use Of their church
) the people Of the town end vicinity to
: their kind hospitality and entertainment,
, +, the ladies and gentlemen who furn
ished the music, the gentlemen VIII
, read papers and the teachers and friend
of education who signed the roll.
!, After the singing of the DoxoloRy tn
benediction was pronounced and tn
! association adjourned to meet at Rain'
boro. KIrrIE OLDAKER,
II Secretary, pro tenn.
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Young Mems League.

Work on the "annex" continues
steadily.
Committee are investigating the mer-
its of patent rolling partition as SUBJ
stitute for folding doors in arch between
annex and present room.
Young mems prayer meeting in
League Room under direction of com.
mittee on religious interests, Sabbath
evening at 6 o'clock.
The literary committee advise that
the next two meetings of the League be
entirely social, and that no effort be
made to prepare program until after
the election. The League room will be
open, lighted and heated Monday even
ing, Oct. 81, and Monday evening, Nov.
7, and all young men are welcome for a
social hour.
Excellent talks. readings, recitations
and music are in store for future meet.
ings.
Arrangements will soon be made fol
the permanent heating Of the reading
room, SO that it will be fonnd comf0rta-
bl. any hour, day or evening.
New members are joining at every
session. Membership far above $50.
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Prohibition Meetiuss.

There will be . Prohibition Mass
Meeting Of the whole county In City
Hall in Hillsboro on Friday Of this week.
October 2sth, commencing at two o'clock
p. m. The great orator Of Kansas. Hon.
M. v. B. Bennett, will be present and
deliver one OF his mastery addresses.
The 1t. John Brass Band will bs present
and furnish some soul-stirrinx music.
There will also be another Mass Meet
ing at LeesburR on Saturday night Of
this week, which will be addressed BY
Hamilton county's great lawyer and ora
tor, Major @. H. Blackburn.
There will be . Prohibition meeting
at Houp'. school house, nesr the In6rm
sry, ON Saturday night, October 2oth
which will be addressed by Olin J. Ros'
and either Rev. WIN. Smith or W. D
| Williams.
| Another meeting will also bs helt
Saturday night st Allsnsburs, 70 bs I'D
dressed by Rev. Wm. Ellis.
! By ordss 4 Committee.
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GREEN FIELD.

October Gath. 1887.
Mrs Judge Eckman is on visit to friends
vt Msysvilie.
squire Chas. squiers Is confined to his home
from sickness.
Mr. R Newman and family will remove 10
Columbu- to reside.
Mr. Jam, 9 Santee. Of New Vienna, visited his
father here last Sunday.
Clint Abbott IL the name Of the new clerk at
Moehlenpage's olothiug store.
The NJ E parsonage is receiving new coat
Of paint aud q general renovating.
MIR. Harry Hood lett . few days since for Lo.
rain, O where he tskes position in foun.
dry.
call, d here last week to attend the funeral Of
Mr. Frank Finch.
The shoddy.goods peddler was taking in the
town aud ouuntry last week. Farmers aud oil
had better let their goods alone.
Mr.. Ellsworth johnson. . young man from
the country, has remOvt here aid will learn
the jewelers. trade with MIR A. Johuson.
Marritd-At Zsnesville. Ohio. by j. L. Smith,
Mr lillian q. Myers aud Miss Lizzie A ans,
both of this city. Tue writer extends congrat.
ulstiOhs.
MIR. E. L McClsin's new residence on South
Washington street IL fast nearing compleIiun
III the equity.
Mr.. Emile Uhl. native Of Germany. says b.
IA now all American citizen il truth aud il
deed He received his uralizatiUn .pers
= few days siuce.
Married On last Wednesday evening at thu
N. E parsonage, by Rev. b, rtsneii. Mr.. Hugi
| Miliigau, OF k.'ss county, aud Mrs. MOi.i,
James, Uf this ciry.
Ms W. A K,rr, Of near Pisgsh Church, Ros
cOuut,, died last Thursday evening T. Om cOn
sumption. The fuu.rs tOOk place ut the hon,
Saturday st ten . M.
VIM. Devoss, son Of Mr. Martin Devoss, il
| lying very sick from lung trouble. Miss Cor,
| Hamilton, daughter VI Mr. SAMUEL Hamilton
IL also lying seriously sick with the sani'
trouble.
| The farmers in all directions in the vicin,t,
| VI Greenfield arc organizing iu clubs for pro
tectlUu against hunters. Notice has been ,givel
in ur local paper that prUst cutiou will SURE |,
follow II huuters are found un their premises
.iur sporting gentry will do we'll tU be u litti,
careful NJ ~ where thy wander.
The Democrats in this locality seem to b,
sb,ut ~ quiet i'll political matters ss the Re-
publicx,,s. aud the Republicans are about
| mum ~ dead nen. We have had no ape. che
| ,n either side thus far to amount to any thug
aud M effort il being made tu have any v,
know that Greenfield and Madison township i
solid f"r Foraker, but let's be little enthuset
from this time on and give Back-Tsx Thoma
| 4. Powell y black eye that will be visible f,'
many days to oome. ROuslng msetiugs are be
| lux held all aruuud us. and VIZ see nU reasui
why thu Republicans of this place can't have
few r"using meetings before the election.
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Evangelestic services will be COM
menced ip the Presbyterian Church In
this place next Thursday evening, TO be
conducted by Rev. Nathan Bsrhman, OF
Jonrsbor0, Tenn~ssee. Mr.. Bachmsn
comes to ~ highly recommended - an
earnest. devoted and isithful minister OF
the Gospel, and has IN extensive and
useful experience In evangrlistic work
In Kentucky and Tennessee. 1t 10 10 bA
hopsd that his visit and labors will
greatly prodt the cause Of Christ 10 our
vhuls community, and to this end the
AGtrudancs and prayers and corporation
Of ~ Christian people are aHsctionstsly
asked. The general public 10 also most
cordially invited 70 attend. The open
ing service will bs held this (Thuradryl
.sveuine. Services will be held each
evening q o'clock and esch morning
~ 10 o'elook. WI. Mc6UasLr.
Hx6les Presbyterian 0hRsch.
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FAIRFAX.
October 25th, 1887.

Ootoper zotn, 1857.
The Central House Is defunct.
". R holland, Of North Liberty. 'sundayed
at home.
G-orse Mace amiles all over his face now
eau e, little DENNY st his house.
Mr.. Henry Miller and wife, Of Miller's Chap
el. visited iu this vicinity the past week.
There 10 strong talk Of new arocsry start
ing in our village. Will report progress.
T. A. Mullenix and wife, OF Union Chapel,
paid their son Stephen visit last sabbath.
Mr. Stephen Mullenix will occupy the prop
crty vacated by Mrs Houp 10 the mar future.
Lafayette Link and wife and Mr.. Fanning
aud wife were calling on Jon h. Mace San.
day.
80. White returned from Pike county sat-
urdsy, where he had been making an extended
| VISIT.
Candidates plenty the past week. Resnlt,
cigars In Rood demand aud Aaron Robusk
happy.
On the move the past week: n. 8 Trout 70
Fois M, aud Mrs.. E. J. Hoop TO her farm in
Jackson township.
| Mira. Willis Fenner and son, OF Hsyette
county, have been visiting relatives in this
vicinity the past week.
Charley Duncan aud wife and Robert Web.
ster. Of All-usburg, paid their uncle l.. =.
Webster witt Saturday.
Mr. Frank Test. OF wheat Ridge. appnt 0
few days Of the past week In our nsishbor.
hood with relatives aud friends.
The Stout Bros. flushed saving on the farm
Of Milton Easter last Friday They will r.
move the mill TO the farm OF A. J. Fling.
Our old friend Uucls Tom. Grifash. wss
! telling ps his pension vas gone to the dog. he
having been I.jeoted. ''Sit down, MRS. Polk,
sit down"
Mr. Isaish Roberts. Our 0entlsmsnly butsh-
er. will supply YIN With good beef OF pork q
our village tAics . week. Give him call. -
will uss you right.
Mrssrs. L. f. Webster. Arthur Wooluus,
william Bradford, Z. W. Robsrde. Williau
4, Rnhsrds and yOur humble servant we're before
: the Grsnd Jury Wednesday.
The Republicans In our vicinity vsps sasSy
10 learn that Mr.. Watts hsd witkdFsvn froGI
The RrpFe.rntahvs rsos, but vevs giad 10 sAsq
: that his place had heeu Ail+d By - pier anj
ufahls . gentleman 20 Mr.. Jnpsh Bst1ono
. Mr. Rritton will sweep Oono0rd and 60 y Ultn
Is boon. Don't yos fosgss u.
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The following sre extracts from aletter
received by us from xond Republicans In
Paint township: 1--WE had gooi MEET.
ing Saturday evening. Garrett and Davis
wvrs greeted with q crowded house.
Tie young orators spoke we'll and every.
body wa pleased Garrett will make
vot~s wherever he speaks. This part OF
the county 10 warmed up and will stay
20 u"til every Republican vote ID In at
the election" We wouli be glad 10 hear
such reports from all parts Of the county.
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The fine combination spectacles sold
by J1cob So lcr & Sun, ON account oi
the purity of the material Of which they
are made are superior to any others
They cause NO dizziness or waverinu
sight; they improve, strengthen and
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MOWRYTOWN.
October Gath, 1887

OctOher 2zth, 1887.
A bouncing girl at the water mill
DR. Funk IL erecting very fHe Office on
West Main street.
David Euvsrsrd has almost completed bis
mansion west Of town.
Fred Psrrot presented the White Oak Church
~ith . French eagle, which now adOrns the
summit Of the tower
G II. Oi-hl, in company with his daughter
aud son, spent tha latter part 1T the ". ek ut
Carlisle ut the W. dding OF his bruther in-lsw.
Uncle BASS" Gray returned from the Con-
f.r-nce Mondsy. He r-p.rts . good session
preacher ON the q. b. Circuit with Rev. Beaver
a. e der,
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Death Of Miss Julia Williams.


Again are we called upon to chronicle
the saddest Of ell deaths, the death Of
the young. Last Friday morning the
angels entered the home of Mrs. Sarah
Williams and bore away the spirit of her
fair young daughter, Julia. She was in
the sixteenth year Of her age and was .
member of the present graduating class
of our public sthools. Julia was an
amiable, patient and devoted daughter
anu warm. hearted girl and had hosts
of friends, both old and young. The
bereaved mother and family have the
sincere sympathy of the community in
their sad affliction. The funeral serv-
ices, conducted by DR.. McSurely and
Rev. Clark, took place from the Presby-
terian Church Sunday 1t 2:30 p. m. The
house was insufficient to seat the large
concourss of people in attendance. The
following resolutions Uf coincidence were
tendered the bereaved mother by the
H. @. T. A., of which society she is the
Secretary:
WHEREAS. This Associations learns oi
the sad bereavement of the Secretary
Mrs. Sarah E Williams, in the death ol
q promising daughter, and while recOy.
mixing the inefficiency of all human con
dOlrnct, yet
Resolved. That the heartfelt sympathy
of this Association be and Is hereby
sendered to the ber-aved, and while
/ l. 81 III ,1x
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The fall meeting Of the Highland
County women's Christian Temperance
Union will convene at Leesburg, Thurs
day November 81. The Hillsboro Union
appointed delegates as follows: Mre. ],
w. Bridwell, Mrs. j. Stevenson, Mrs
Anna McC Connauyhey. Alt-rnates-Ms
Magxie L. Or ~, Mrs. J. Law, Mrs. P.G
Jeans. All friends Of the W. G. T. U
are cordially invited to attend.
Mas. e L WARsoN, 6ec'y.
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Mr.. Charles A Turner, who has been
running the Greenfield Creamery for
some time past, has skipped the country,
leaving large number Of farmers wives
Of Fayette, Clinton and Highland coun'
ties, and others with whom, he transact.
ed business, to hold the bag to the ex'
tent of about $4,000.
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We have the newest and best instru.
ments for testing the eye known to sci.
encs and have spared no expense and
NO pains to become perfectly familiar
with the use Of them. Any one getting
spectacles from rs will bs suited for 'cs
guarantee perfect fl.
JACOB SAYLHR & Son.
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The residence OF Mr., r. 8 Quinn.
near Madison Mills, Fayette county, was
totally destroyed by 6re last Thursday
afternoon. The piano, silverware and
only small portion Of the household
goods were saved. The house and goods
were insured for sbout $500. A de-
f+ctive Aus is supposed to have been the
cause of the cOnhaxratiOn.
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The many friends in thus place Of Mrs.
Rev. ]. Pearson, Of Springfield, will be
panied to learn that she has been quite
sick for the past three weeks. She is
somewhat better At present, but is still
Quite ill.
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Those persons who usually send their
orders for underwear to Cincinnati, need
do 20 no longer, - I. A. Feibel has full
line Of these goods, from the commOnest
to the finest silk, at from 80 to so per
cent. less than the agents will charge.
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Miss Lizzie Richards returned home
last Friday morning from weeks visit
to relatives in Lebanon. She was &C.
companied to that city by Master Fred,
who will remain there some time.
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ENTHUSIASTIC MEETING
At the Court House Last
Tuesday Evening.
The Lincoln Club Turns Out tn
Greet Col. r.. e. DOsne, who
makes q ROusing Speech.

By special invitation Col. R E. Doane,
that eloquent, able and popular orator
and soldier from Wilmington, Tuesday
night, addressed the Lincoln Club at the
Court House. The boys are enthusiastic
in their praises and gratitude toward
Col. Doane, and desire specially to thank
him for the rich political treat enjoye ed
at his hands The Court House was
filed to overhowing, and the crowd W &
30 enthusiastic as to repeatedly interrupt
the speaker with prolonged applause
Much good was accomplished by thi.
speech, and the Lincoln Club will invite
the genial Colonel again.
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The Grand Jury

While in session last week found the
following true bills Of Indictment
Frank link, murder in the second de-
gree.
John Courtney, stsbbing to kill and
stxbbing to wound.
]. w. Bundy, assault with intent to
kill.
Wesley Huffman, horse stealing; same,
petit lsrcency.
H. o. Cleggett, carrying concealed
weapons.
Randall Coins, bieamy.
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As the Kramer House bus was re.
turning from the Narrow Gusge depot
last Saturday evening, it knocked down
and ran over Miss Rebecca Murphy, se-
verely but not seriously bruising her. She
| is still confined to the house.
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Mrs. E. F. johnson, executrix of the es.
tate of A. T. Johnson, deceased, will
sell the personal property of said estate
at public auction at the family residence,
two miles south of New Vienna, on
Thursday next, November Sd.
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Mr.. and Mrs. James Buntain and
daughter, Miss Mamie, Of near this
place, and Mrs John Buntain and Mrs
Coplen, of Indiana, were guests at the
residence of Mr.. Gsorye Eubanks, two
miles south Of Carmel, on Wednesday oi
laHt week.
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Our combination spectacles and our
method Of testing the eye confer bril-
liancy and distinctness Of vision with a''
amount Of ease and comfort not hitherto
enjoyed by spectacle wearers.
JACOB SAYLrR & Son.
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We enjoyed call last Thursday from
Hon ] ]. Puysley. Congressman elect in
this district. Mr.. Puysley has been in
all the counties In this Congressional
district recently and reports ihat the
Republicans are in good spirits, ready
for the contSst and confident OF succrss
He will make some speeches during the
campaign in this county Wilmington
Journal,
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The trade Of the West End Grocery is
increasing so rapidly that more room is
needed, and M. Copes il erecting =
ware.roop Immediately in the rear OF
Grady & Fahrlander' shoe shop.
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To those who are troubled night or
day with imperfect vision We ask trial
OF our combination spectacles and our
system for testing the eye. Satisfaction
guaranteed. JACOB SAyLxR 4 SoN.
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Mr.. Patrick Beatty, u popular Hillsboro
draymsn, died last Monday morning At
his residence ON East Walnut street oi
Brignt's disease, alter lingering illness.
Mr.. Beatty was bornin County Armauyh.
ireland, aud was in the 49th year of hia
aye. He was buried in the Hillsboro
Cemetery Wednesday afternoon at i:3C
o'clock.
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To the People Of Highland County.

wish to announce that Prof. NJ T. Nc.
Kinley will soon be in your county lec-
turing and organizing schools inBurton's
short method Of practical arithmetic.
II Is no hunabug. As references we men.
tion 8 M Tapgsrt, Cashier, Jefferson.
ville,; G. NJ. Thompson, Ripley, and
Prof. Rowland, Winchester. GO and
hear the Professor and he will explain
my mathematical tree.
Par. 2. L. BUXTON.
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You can find just what you want from
the cheapest to the very t'est hand made
boot Ur Shoe at the Bee Hive Shoe SlOre,
South High street
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Mr.. and Mrs. J. P. Robinson and child,
OF Washington G. H., visited Mr.. and
Mrs. G. B. Gardner several days Of the
past week.
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The Csstsr Ut A,trsetlen

Il and has been at Richards 4 Franks
millinery establishment ever since their
handsoms line Of fall and winter eoods
have heen arriving. Everything of tho
viii b. wsl.I cheap ani strictly for c,ash.
4 ART class drsaiinakins establishment
q eonnsc>ion.
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Mrs. John Buntain and her daughter
Mrs. Lizzie Coplen, returned to thei'
home at Larwill, Ind, Monday after.
NOM.